Using the copy() method, you can simulate coloring an image in by copying an image of the colored image on top of the black-and-white image wherever the cursor is dragged.
Related Examples
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Words
Load fonts and draw text.
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Copy Image Data
Paint from an image file onto the canvas.
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Alpha Mask
Use one image to cut out a section of another image.
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Image Transparency
Make an image translucent on the canvas.
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Audio Player
Create a player for an audio file.
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Video Player
Create a player for a video file.
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Video on Canvas
Display and stylize a video on the canvas.
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Video Capture
Display a live video feed from a camera.